Our projects
We are the go-to team for the conservation of all types of cultural heritage. Preserving heritage is vital for every community, and is often accompanied by technical, material and logistical problems. Our work is to save objects and artworks from deterioration, whether caused by natural aging, use or abuse, threats of pollution, or destruction brought about by natural disasters and a changing climate.
We work in Australia and beyond, including New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Antarctica. Our conservation and collection management professionals embrace all challenges with dedication and pragmatism.

Award-winning
& iconic projects
We are proud to showcase some of our award-winning projects undertaken during 30+ years of service.
Our most recent awards
All projects

Collection Services
MAAS - First Day Covers Collection
ICS partnered with Datacom IT to audit, undertake condition assessments and digitise over 40,000 first day covers (philately envelopes) from the MAAS collection.
Digitisation of collections

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage
The Story of Moving Image, ACMI
In October 2020 ICS was engaged to assess a collection of technology objects from ACMI (formerly Australian Centre for the Moving Image) before placement on permanent exhibition as part of The Story of Moving Image
Art objects
Paper
Mount-making for exhibitions

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage
Spring Street Display
In 2017 archaeological excavations were undertaken at 261-271 Spring Street, Melbourne.
Archaeology
Mount-making for exhibitions

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage
The Offerings of War & Peace
The fine bronze equestrian figures known as ‘Offerings of War’ and ‘Offerings of Peace’ that front the Art Gallery of NSW were designed by Gilbert Bayes in the 1920s.
Monuments
Public art
Sculpture
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Fine Arts
Archibald Fountain
Originally unveiled in 1932 – just five days before the opening of the Harbour Bridge – the Archibald Fountain is considered one of Australia’s finest public fountains.
Monuments
Public art
Sculpture
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Fine Arts
Stations of the Cross St Agnes’ Church
ICS was engaged by St Agnes’ Catholic Church to undertake conservation treatment on the 14 Stations of the Cross and two sculptures of Mary and Jesus located inside St Agnes’ Catholic Church in Port Macquarie.
Sculpture
Paintings
Art objects

Fine Arts
Lit Sung Goong Temple, Cairns Cadcai Temple Drum
Founded in 1886/1887 in Cairns, the Lit Sung Goong (LSG) Temple fell into disrepair in the 1950s and was dismantled in 1964. Its collection of various Chinese artefacts was salvaged by the Chinese community.
Furniture
Object tracking
Paintings

Fine Arts
Wollongong Town Hall mural
Murals
Paintings
Built heritage

Fine Arts
QV Mag Furniture
ICS was engaged by Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QV Mag) after their furniture collection was damaged by flood. Conservators individually assessed and photographed each damaged piece of the collection. The collection is very diverse, with each piece featuring unique concerns that required individual treatment and transportation plans.
Furniture
Disaster planning & recovery
Mould remediation
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Once again Adam, an enormous thank you from Lauretta and I, from our Gallery team, and the wider City of Newcastle staff to you and all of the ICS conservators for all of your work and support over the past week. Thank you very much again for all the incredible work the team has done and continues to do in support of Newcastle Art Gallery
Disaster Management Plan - Newcastle Art Gallery

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both the Bishop and I are very pleased with the result. She looks much better now than at any other time since coming into our care... Thank you again for your expertise and commitment to this project and please pass on to your team our grateful thanks for a most excellent treatment. The result is splendid and more than I would have hoped for.
Parramatta Madonna